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1.89 Seasons: A Baseball Experiment About Hiring and Human Judgment | HackerNoon
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (290+ words) Design: three estimators, the reference class fitted leave-self-out, a Marcel-class blend as the honest third party, strict rolling-origin validation, 32 origins, test seasons 1991 to 2022, roughly 11,500 held-out cases per metric. One more honesty, visible in the figures: the blend beats both pure…...
Lindsay Clancy and the AI Children of the Corn | HackerNoon
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (378+ words) Are you waiting for the second season of the Lindsay Clancy trial? Mistrial. Retrial. Betrayal. Crime TV on peptides. In the meantime, the AI-generated child porn has been legalized: One judge summed it up painfully and perfectly. Unfortunately, it wasn't…...
We Automated the Decision: Nobody Automated Who Takes the Fall | HackerNoon
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (1149+ words) A friend of mine works in compliance at a mid-sized bank. Last quarter, she got pulled into an incident that I keep thinking about, though not for the reasons she does. An automated underwriting system had denied a loan application....
Who is to blame for the deceptive trap of Terms and Conditions agreements?
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (561+ words) Welcome back to 3 Tech Polls, HackerNoon's Weekly Newsletter that curates Results from our Poll of the Week, and 2 related polls around the web. Thanks for voting and helping us shape these important conversations! Every day, on nearly every website and…...
AI Isn???t the First Tool Education Has Feared
1+ week, 1+ day ago (847+ words) A personal view of the British system — and why education keeps repeating the same response to every new tool I am tackling education from a personal perspective; there is no AI Committee behind this one. I came up through the…...
What Ancient Floods Can Teach Us About Modern Disaster Risk
1+ week, 3+ day ago (126+ words) Figure 1. Flood myths preserve cultural memory; historical archives extend the disaster timeline; modern real-time information supports field response. The three materials have different evidentiary capacities and cannot stand in for one another. Original diagram in Chinese. Figure 2. The comparable bridge…...
Tech Billionaires??? Screen-Time Limits for Their Kids Offer a Warning About AI
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1614+ words) If the people who understand the attention economy better than almost anyone are limiting their own children's exposure to it, maybe the problem isn't simply screen time. Maybe it's what we've designed screens to optimize for. If the people who…...
AI Is Running Out of Internet, and It's Starting to Eat Itself
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1548+ words) The web gave language models their first picture of humanity. The next generation increasingly risks being trained on a copy of a copy of that picture, and every copy leaves something behind. In 1969, the American composer Alvin Lucier sat down…...
World ID Comes to Robots, Letting a Delivery Machine Check Whether You Are a Human
2+ week, 6+ day ago (441+ words) The case for proving humanness online is now so well established it is close to boring. The case for proving it in the street is new. Automated traffic overtook human traffic for the first time on record in 2024 and reached…...
Bite: The Machine that knows Everything [April 1985]
3+ week, 3+ day ago (727+ words) Note: The satirical parody below has been reformatted to accommodate the requirements and limitations of this publishing platform. If you would like to view the article in its original format and layout, please refer to: Bite: The Machine That Knows…...